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Khmer Wish Card and Invitation Maker

Pick an occasion and a traditional Khmer wish, add names and the lunar date, and download a sharp card for Facebook or Telegram.

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Your card is made in your browser and is never uploaded. The design is saved on this device so you can come back to it.

Make a Khmer greeting card, letter or invitation in a minute. Choose an occasion (Khmer New Year, Pchum Ben, wedding invitation, birthday, merit-making ceremony, condolence, congratulations or thank-you) and the card is filled with a fitting Khmer headline such as សួស្តីឆ្នាំថ្មី and a traditional wish you can pick from a list or rewrite in your own words. Add names, the time and place, and a signature.

The date can be written the traditional way with the Khmer lunar date, for example ថ្ងៃអង្គារ ១២រោច ខែចេត្រ … ត្រូវនឹងថ្ងៃទី១៤ ខែមេសា ឆ្នាំ២០២៦. Pick colours, a background and one of the original decorative borders, choose Moul, Dangrek or Battambang for the headline, and download a square, portrait, landscape or story-size image at up to 3× resolution, or a PDF for printing. On phones you can share the card straight to Telegram, Facebook or Messenger.

How to use the Khmer Wish Card Maker tool

  1. Choose the occasion. The headline, wish, colours and border change to suit it.
  2. Pick a headline and a traditional wish from the lists, then edit the text freely.
  3. Fill in names, the time and place and your signature. Set the date and tick Use the Khmer lunar date for the traditional wording.
  4. Choose the size, colours, border, background and fonts. The text shrinks automatically to fit, and the Text size slider fine-tunes it.
  5. Press Download PNG, JPG or PDF, or Share on your phone.

Why use ToolOrca Khmer Wish Card Maker

  • Eight occasions with Khmer headlines and traditional wishes
  • Khmer solar and lunar dates written for you
  • Original decorative borders and 9 colour themes
  • Moul, Dangrek, Battambang and other Khmer fonts
  • Square, portrait, landscape and story sizes
  • PNG and JPG at 2× or 3×, and PDF
  • Share on phones, nothing uploaded

Traditional Khmer wishes

The most loved Khmer blessing is the wish for the four blessings (ពរទាំងបួនប្រការ): អាយុ វណ្ណៈ សុខៈ ពលៈ, long life, good looks, happiness and strength. It is used at Khmer New Year, birthdays and by monks at ceremonies. New Year cards also wish health, success in work and business, and happiness for the whole family.

For Pchum Ben the wishes are about dedicating merit to ancestors and travelling home safely. Wedding invitations use formal language that invites guests to bless the couple, and condolence cards offer sympathy and wish the departed a peaceful rebirth. Every wish in the lists can be edited, so you can add names or your own words.

Writing a Khmer wedding or ceremony invitation

A Khmer invitation usually starts with សូមគោរពអញ្ជើញ (we respectfully invite), names the event and the hosts, and gives the date twice: first as the lunar date (day, kert or roch, month, animal year, sak and Buddhist Era year) and then as the matching solar date. Tick Use the Khmer lunar date and the tool writes both lines for you, using the same calendar as our Khmer lunar date converter.

Add the time and the venue in the Time and place box, one item per line, and sign with the family names. For a printed invitation download the PDF; for Telegram or Facebook, the 3× PNG stays sharp on any phone.

Frequently asked questions

Can I write my own wish instead of the ready-made ones?

Yes. Picking a wish only fills the message box. You can change any word, add names or write a completely new message in Khmer or English.

Which size should I use for Facebook and Telegram?

Portrait 4:5 fills the most space in the Facebook feed, Square 1:1 suits Telegram chats and profile posts, Story 9:16 is for Facebook and Telegram stories, and Landscape 16:9 works for link-style posts and screens.

Are the borders and designs free to use?

Yes. The borders and backgrounds are original drawings made for this tool, and the fonts are free Google Fonts. You can use your cards for personal and business greetings.

How do I put the Khmer lunar date on a wedding invitation?

Set the date of the ceremony and tick Use the Khmer lunar date. The card shows the full lunar date followed by ត្រូវនឹងថ្ងៃទី… and the solar date, as on traditional invitations.

Is my card uploaded anywhere?

No. The card is drawn and saved in your browser. Only the free Khmer fonts are downloaded from Google Fonts.